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There was a tiny break in the people walking up Aspen during the Mike the Headless Chicken festival.

June 2, 2019 by jennifer

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A tribute to the original Magic Mike…. He lived for around 18 months with no head. He toured around the country, & was insured for $40,000. He died by choking on a kernel of corn in the mash they fed him with an eye dropper outside St. Louis, if I recall correctly. He had been destined for a visiting Mother’s chicken dinner… she did not get it! →

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A tribute to the original Magic Mike…. He lived for around 18 months with no head. He toured around the country, & was insured for $40,000. He died by choking on a kernel of corn in the mash they fed him with an eye dropper outside St. Louis, if I recall correctly. He had been destined for a visiting Mother’s chicken dinner… she did not get it!
There was a tiny break in the people walking up Aspen during the Mike the Headless Chicken festival.

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